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Since the start of the pandemic, there has been a horrific rise in domestic abuse in the UK, with charities, such as Refuge, reporting an 800% increase in website visits[1] compared to pre-lockdown. This abuse can come in many forms, from physical violence to less visible methods of emotional manipulation. The latter can be harder to recognise and be more subtle, but it is often equally as devastating.
There is a huge demand for all things vegan and there are now so many new vegan products and services being launched every week, it’s bewildering trying to keep up with it all! However, help is at hand this April, with the Manchester Vegan Market from Vegan Events UK, which is set to provide the ultimate guide for the vegan novice, featuring the latest food, tips, information, beauty products, clothing, and so much more…
One year on since theatres up and down the country had to close their doors due to the Covid pandemic, the Octagon today give a first look inside their impressive new building following a two-year, £12million redevelopment.
From Friday 28 to Monday 31 May, Porthilly Spirit welcomes renowned chefs, artists, musicians and creatives to gather at Trefresa Farm, close to Rock, for three days of feasting, workshops, inspirational talks and adventure. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 19 March.
A new scheme instore at wilko will see customers able to drop off used, disposable face masks so that they can be recycled and reused as everything from building materials to new furniture for communities in need.
Cheltenham Jazz Festival is set to return in 2021 with a free-to-view, two-day digital event taking place across the May Bank Holiday weekend followed by a series of ticketed in-person concerts at Cheltenham Town Hall over three nights in July (government guidance permitting).
A single person in the UK uses an average of 149 litres of water a day. This figure almost doubles for a two-person household. For a household of five, water usage increases to a whopping 523 litres per day1.
80% of Brits admit to having at least one water wasting habit2
There are loads of studies on the benefits of infrared heat and especially saunas and these include: regulating blood sugar; burning fat; being better able to fight off infections and even tumors, and even in the fight against dementia.